husky

How can I use husky to check a git commit message format?

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With Husky 7+, you can add the following to .husky/commit-msg file: #!/usr/bin/env sh . “$(dirname — “$0″)/_/husky.sh” message=”$(cat $1)” requiredPattern=”^(add|cut|fix|bump|make|start|stop|refactor|reformat|optimise|document|merge) .*$” if ! [[ $message =~ $requiredPattern ]]; then echo “-” echo “-” echo “-” echo “🚨 Wrong commit message! 😕” echo “The commit message must have this format:” echo “<verb in imperative mood> <what … Read more

VSCODE & GitHub Desktop pre-commit hook: npx: command not found

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I’ve got the solution from here. Hope you can find it as well! https://typicode.github.io/husky/#/?id=command-not-found https://github.com/typicode/husky/issues/912 Here it is, for clarity: add a file ~/.huskyrc if you don’t have one already make sure it includes the following: # ~/.huskyrc # This loads nvm.sh and sets the correct PATH before running hook export NVM_DIR=”$HOME/.nvm” [ -s “$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh” … Read more

Strange error when attempting to commit. [subject-empty]

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To fix the error, change your commit message (“Hello world”) to follow the Conventional Commits format, e.g. to “feat: hello world”. As the “Get Help” message link (in your error message) explains, husky calls commitlint to verify that your commit message conforms to this format. We should always RTFEM !

How to remove remote git hooks?

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Assuming you have no non-husky hooks, you might want to keep: rm -f .git/hooks/* every file inside “.git/hooks/” is either a git-hook or ignored by git. By removing everything inside, you’ll get rid of all hooks, and restore the default behavior. By default there are example-hooks in there, but except for being examples they serve … Read more

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